Ancient Egyptian Tombs (The Culture of Life and Death) || Front Matter

✍ Scribed by Snape, Steven

• Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
• Year: 2011
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 192 KB
• Edition: 1
• Category: Article
• ISBN: 1405120894
• DOI: 10.1002/9781444393743.fmatter

✦ Synopsis

This Book Explores The Development Of Tombs As A Cultural Phenomenon In Ancient Egypt And Examines What Tombs Reveal About Ancient Egyptian Culture And Egyptians’ Belief In The Afterlife. Investigates The Roles Of Tombs In The Development Of Funerary Practicesdraws On A Range Of Data, Including Architecture, Artifacts And Textsdiscusses Tombs Within The Context Of Everyday Life In Ancient Egyptstresses The Importance Of The Tomb As An Eternal Expression Of The Self. Front Matter -- Introduction -- Nameless Lives At Tarkhan And Saqqara -- Pits, Palaces And Pyramids -- Non-royal Cemeteries Of Dynasty 4 -- Unas, Teti And Their Courts -- The Tombs Of Qar And Idu -- A Growing Independence -- Ankhtify -- Osiris, Lord Of Abydos -- ²́¹lords Of Life²́² -- Strangers And Brothers -- North And South -- Ineni, Senenmut And User-amun -- Rekhmire And The Tomb Of The Well-known Soldier -- Huya And Horemheb -- Samut And The Ramesside Private Tomb -- Sennedjem -- Petosiris -- References -- Further Reading -- Index. Steven Snape. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.